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o Canon EOS compatible shutter output (3.5mm stereo jack conn.) o Camera port (RJ-45 type female conn., can be used any (max. 2m) UTP cable too but the supplied cable is preferred. Note: NEVER try to use a UTP cross cable!) o DC power input (5.5/2.1mm size) (12V nominal, 9-15V), tip positive (polarity-protected) o ST-4 compatible autoguider output (RJ-12 type female conn.) o PC communication port (USB-B mini 5-pin conn.) • Camera (head). This is a special device, can be used only with the LMG Handcontroller. It’s function is imaging and doing several image processing steps. To attach the Camare to the guider telecsope there is a 4-5mm thick T2 inside screw. Any T2→1.25” adapter can be used for 1.25” (31.7mm) focusers. There is a 1.25” filter thread inside the T2 panel to attach some filter or “dust preventor”. At the back of the Camera there is the same type of connector as on the HC (RJ-45 female). The sensor is a high sensitivity monochrome CCD from Sony (with ExView HAD technology). Due to its exremely low dark current (dark noise) and the enhanced sensitivity in near infrared it doesn’t need cooling and saves energy. These with the low readout noise gives the ability of guiding on very faint stars or using small guidescope. The small pixel size allows using shorter focal length for guiding compared to other systems. (For more information see the datasheet of the CCD, its part number is: ICX279AL-E. Some info can be found here: http://www.sony.net/Products/SC-HP/datasheet/01/data/E00Z52A3Z.pdf ) Note: ont the CCD there is the protector film by default. You must remove it before the first use! Cleaning the CCD’s glass is done as for any other optical surfaces. Avoid scratching! Don’t let any electrically conducting material or liquid fall into the circuit, on the CCD and its pins. (The foam around the CCD gives some protection.) 3